


"For I shall praise Him once more'' is Karen Swanepoel's captivating life story of unimaginable loss, pain, and anguish, however, it is also a story of abundant grace and blessing, hopeful expectation, and beauty for ashes.
She takes you along on her journey, from brokenness towards healing and acceptance, and shares the tools that encouraged and equipped her to follow this painful journey to the very end.
Throughout the storm God had been the source of her strength, her anchor, and her rock.”She looked back and marveled how far she had come… She didn’t wonder how she made it… She already knew the answer. Only with God’s help has she powered through. For without his strength she could do nothing.”
– Godfruits
What do readers say about this book?
Who should read this book?
“This is most definitely a book which each and every one who lost a loved one, CAN and HAS to read.”Your book will encourage many on their own painful and difficult journeys to the point where they, too, will be able to sing a song of praise again.”
– Anna-Mart van der Merwe
“I think it is the ideal gift to give at those times when you want to console someone, but you lack words.”
– Marilize Swart
"This is a book which I would certainly recommend. It is written sincerely from the heart. Absolutely a MUST to buy and read."
– Annelie Gericke
"This book is a worthy addition to any person's private library – either in print or in electronic format."
– Johan Crous
“I recommend this book to people who grieve; to social workers, counsellors, psychologists, and other professionals to enhance their knowledge; and to anybody who wants to be a companion to someone else who is grieving“
– Nelia Drenth
” I wish I could put this book into the hands of each and every person who does not believe in God. However, I do believe God will see to it that this book reaches every person whose heart HE wants to touch.”
– Janca Buys
"I'm convinced that your book will mean a lot to people who are going through trials and tribulations."
– Hennie Schutte
“Your book is a must for anyone grappling with questions about hardship and heartache.”
– Sune Pienaar
